Paolini <paolini@alfa.it> wrote in message news:<1xnjb.39317$vO5.1455495@twister1.libero.it>...
Please you correct to me if mistake.
Task not to be off-topic why the general section of the message is reported
to the C like language in its complex.
If I write programs that as an example use the Qt
library must together be present and installed in the system.
Not if you link Qt with your programs statically.
If viceversa use cstdio.h remains like inner library and therefore me enough
to copy the program that would have to go.
Wanting to only make of the elementary things, I would want to only use
internal libraryes but I do not know what I can use with GCC compiling rows
cpp beyond cstdio.h.
Eh???
I make an example in Win even if I know that in linux not there are the DLL
In linux, it's called "Dynamic Shared Object".
but with the library the concept would have to be similar.
If you made a program in Pascal as an example once compiled, would work
simply copying the binary in the system.
If use of the reference to external members es. DLL goes installs to you and
correctly resolved.
If I use dll normally registred can be that is possible use it without
install it.
What does your "normally registered" mean??
Where is possible find libraries present on gcc without necessity to install
other that the binary program?
No. The only method to avoid all the mass is to link your programs
statically, or make it not to rely on any libraries (i.e. use system
call directly.. but this is very stupid)
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